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Jerry Seinfeld (comedian/actor)

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Big names Chris Rock and Jerry Seinfeld paid tribute.

Top award for Bill Cosby

There are a number of comedians in America, who have been entertaining the people since years, but Jerry Seinfeld is one of the most prominent and intellectual comedians.

Laugh Full Heartedly with Jerry Seinfeld Tickets

Jerry Seinfeld is set to appear in five episodes of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" while the other "Seinfeld" cast members - Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Michael Richards - slated to appear in four installments.

'Seinfeld' cast to reunite

How does giving Jerry Seinfeld more money seem smart to anyone?

Sarah Silverman Book at the Center of Furious Auction, Pot Stands at ...

comedian JERRY SEINFELD has launched legal action after the woman who claims his wife plagiarised her cookbook also accused him of slander.

SEINFELD FILES COUNTER-SUIT AGAINST COOK

will try to transform its dry and humourless public image by employing the popularity and charisma of Jerry Seinfeld.

united states : Seinfeld to help Microsoft lighten up

While no one knows details of the campaign, rumours are that some spots will also star comedian Jerry Seinfeld.

MEANWHILE, the muchpublicised retirement

Jerry Seinfeld claims a cookbook author is cooking up some fancy semantics by calling him an actor rather than a comedian to minimize the humor in statements she says defamed her.

Seinfeld's lawyers see humor, not defamation